A flower’s parts are modified ____ that develop from a receptacle
a. epidermal cells
b. asexual organs
c. regions of a stem
d. leaves
e. ovaries
ANSWER: d
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Converting 1 molecule of glucose to 2 pyruvate molecules generates the net formation of this many ATP during cellular respiration:
A. 6 molecules of water B. 3 molecules of ATP C. 2 molecules of ATP D. 72 - 76 molecules of ATP E. 36 - 38 molecules of water
The function of telomeres can be best described as:
A. attachment sites for the proteins of the kinetochore. B. sequences at the ends of the linear eukaryotic chromosome that protect the ends from proteases. C. sequences of the eukaryotic chromosome that ensure proper distribution during mitosis. D. sequences of the bacterial chromosome that ensure proper distribution during binary fission. E. the sites at which replication initiates.
Skin and mucous membranes
A. are the first line of innate immunity. B. are the first line of adaptive immunity. C. act as physical barriers to infection. D. contain antimicrobial secretions. E. are the first line of innate immunity, act as physical barriers to infection, AND contain antimicrobial secretions.
Which of the following are common infections of the fetus or neonate that are included int he unified cluster known by the acronym TORCH?
a. Herpes b. Rheumatic fever c. Toxoplasmosis d. Other diseases (syphilis, coxsackievirus, varicella-zoster virus, AIDS, and chlamydia) e. Rubella f. Cytomegalovirus g. Conjunctivitis